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Lead the Blind (Single)
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-Lead the Blind-
Look out below! Here comes Stevie Wonder
He'll come crashing down like incredible thunder
Did you bang your mom? You Oedipus me off.
Threw himself from a cliff while they sat and scoffed
The hotel told us to get off their property
But we've returned to finish Sophocle's prophecy
When senses fail, we're always near.
Even blind eyes can see death clear.
You can't hide under your cool-guy shades
We're unsympathetic. We'll toss you away.
But don't worry, friend. You won't be alone.
We'll have your seeing eye dog will play fetch with your bones.
You should have known when your cane stopped clacking
That something terrible was happening.
We lead the Blind, but to elevator shafts.
As they fall to their doom, we point and laugh.
You think you people are better me
Think you're better than us just because you can't see
You can't fool me with your cold, dead eyes
I see right through your reptile lies
Welcome to your grave of cables and steel
You may not see but we know you feel
the terror coursing right through your veins
Fall twelve floors, out come your brains.
Petrify a family of five.
Descending down while you take your dive.
One loud "ding!" It's going down.
A lonely saxophone plays in the background
You should have known when your cane stopped clacking.
That something terrible was happening.
We lead the Blind, but to elevator shafts.
As they fall to their doom, we point and laugh
You wonder why we act this way
It's only 'cause we like to play
When we kill, something clicks
Just like their fucking walking sticks
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Verbal Sludge Indianapolis, Indiana
An Indianapolis-based band that finds humor in the misfortune of others, and ourselves.
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